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@janne just use TM:PE mod, if you got it, if not...well get it:) or should the Maglev rush with 600 km/h into the STation;)
LSM Report doesn't factor the fact that this is a network, and networks must have at least 8 cuts for 64m mesh to curve them properly. It also doesnt take the fact that this is a massive arch span that is one of the largest bridges for CSL.
You can ignore that warning for the sake of this network.
It's a strange number it's an erro or intended?
2. upgrade is yet another game limitation - upgrading bridges usually result with bridge being half upgraded or half arches. you can observe same behavior on vanilla roads, wehn you upgrade suspended bridges
1) You can only build the bridge in a straight line; even with Anarchy. The guide will show a curved line but the bridge will only go from A to B in a straight line.
2) The bridge arches only form full arches when building the bridge from scratch. If you try to upgrade an existing track it only creates half arches. Even when it is the same type of track. Ex: I tried to build an curved elevated track to be upgraded to a bridge track as a work around for the above issue. It did give me a curved bridge but all the arches were halved. I tested it on other bridges throughout my city with the same result; straight or curved. I also tried to build a curve with Network Multitool and got the same result.